Is the pole capable of handling any kind of scrubbing pressure without bending?
13856
Hi, it seems pretty strong to me. I put my weight into it, but I am not particularly strong (67 years old), so I can't say for sure my personal trainer son wouldn't break it...but I think it will take the scrubbing pressure.
13857
Yes, it doesn't bend, but with too much pressure it can shorten the expansion.
818588
Yes it is. It is sturdier than most of the suction handles out there...I believe this particular handle was actually intended originally for heavier duty stuff since I saw it for a different application--don't recall what it was.
2121563
I would say yes. I put this into a cordless drill and used it to scrub a long unwashed canoe. Bristles are stiff enough for tough jobs.
284393
This is a heavy duty squeezer, probably the toughest utensil I own, so I think you would be OK with a scrubbie since it is made of stainless steel, but so far I haven't had to use one. I thumb rinse after using, then stick it upright and spread apart in the dishwasher utensil holder. I am glad I paid a bit more and bought this squeezer vs. a plastic squeezer. The weight and strength of this utensil does the work of squeezing every drop from citrus.
703077
yes, but as previously noted it is a little flimsy - the wand that comes with the Pressure Washer is adjustable.
2045783
Yes, the pole unscrews at the base and again further up near the bag. Something long can be put through to knock out any obstruction. The only thing that's a pain is that you have to do all that just to see if there actually is a clog.
2278395
I bought this for scrubbing the baseboard and found it to be an awkward and not-so-easy task. I use it for scrubbing the top of the SUV when I give it a bath instead.
33943
It has flexible lines that can be attached using a wrench. No special tools are required for anything.
2088103
Yes, you do have to apply some pressure though not a lot. You could probably do it with the opposite arm. Hope this helps.
2173750
This not such an easy question to answer. I have tried to pull up new rootling's, they are not easy to get out of the ground, as you know, it might get them out if enough force where applied, but I did not force it that far, the bottom arm that takes the force when removing weeds etc. could break if to much pressure is put on it. To answer your question, the answer is 'maybe' .... if you are willing to try a lot of pressure on the handle, it might be ok, or it might break the plastic foot on the bottom of the pole with a lot of heavy use.
1865277
No. I use the same pole as for the manual vacuum & pool brush. My pool has steps that no auto pool cleaner will go around without getting stuck so I have to still alternate with the manual vacuum.
2033
yes, it has a metal pole, just a longer one. It seems to be the same quality as the regular webster. I have both and the cleaning heads seem identical.
2088344
Nope. The handle is all metal, kind of like a strong hollow tube. I can't imagine it bending at all. It is covered in a thin layer of rubbery plastic from the end to about an inch before where the handle meets the scoop. I like that it doesn't go all the way to the scoop because it could get dirty and be a pain to keep clean otherwise.
978107
I honestly don't know. I wouldn't try to suck on the end of it. It goes on a pressure washer not your mouth.
940190
I don't think so. I haven't had any trouble with it. No need to apply pressure.
1440905
You can grip it with your fingers without a pole and twist if the socket is close enough to you. Although it's designed to be threaded to a pole, I couldn't find a mop or broom pole with threads that accepted it. I therefore taped it to a pole with packaging tape in order to use it on a light socket approximately 3 feet above my outstretched hands.
443956
No. It is just on a "bendable arm". So, that is about all the adjusting you can do. Up and down on the pole is not something you can do.